> When there are multiple network interfaces on a machine, how does live555
> decide to which interace to use?
It uses the interface on which multicast routing is enabled - i.e., the
interface that has a route for 224.0.0.0/4
> Is there a way to specify which interface to use ?
The easiest w
Hi,
When there are multiple network interfaces on a machine, how does live555
decide to which interace to use?
Is there a way to specify which interface to use ?
Regards,
Sambhav
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> I'm creating a RTSP Server in a separate thread. My encoder (libx264)
> produces arrays x264 nal units. When the encoder processes the first frame it
> produces an array of 4 nal units. Then I pass by one unit in my DeviceSource
> and call signalNewFrameData every time. But it seems this separ
> How can I increase H264VideoRTPSink buffer size ?
Set the variable
OutPacketBuffer::maxSize
before you create any "RTPSink" objects (or before you create any
"ServerMediaSubsession" objects). Note some examples of this in "testProgs".
Ross Finlayson
Live Networks, Inc.
http://www.li
Aha! All is happy now. Thanks Ross!
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Subject: Re: [Live-devel] Streaming live h.264 video + PCM
>>> I'm using the live555 library in order to save an RTSP stream from a PTZ
>>> camera. I used the openRTSP program in the "testProgs" directory in order
>>> to test whether it would work with the camera I was using. From the
>>> output, the program was able to connect to and talk to the came
>> I'm using the live555 library in order to save an RTSP stream from a PTZ
>> camera. I used the openRTSP program in the "testProgs" directory in order
>> to test whether it would work with the camera I was using. From the output,
>> the program was able to connect to and talk to the camera
